Better Health Naturally
Creating better living through optimum physical health and education.
At Leahy Chiropractic, our goal is simple: to help you with your goals. Whether it’s getting out of pain, improving quality of life, or simply staying well, we are here to help.
ADJUSTING HOURS
| Mon, Wed, Thurs | 10am – 12pm, 3pm – 6pm |
| Tues | 3pm – 6pm |
| Fri | CLOSED |
New patients are seen outside the listed hours.
(913) 341-2800
info@leahychiropractic.com
Experienced Chiropractic Care in Overland Park, KS
Leahy Chiropractic: committed to providing the best healthcare possible.
Our mission is to provide not only pain relief but also help our patients to regain optimal health and function. We strive to empower our patients to be knowledgeable and in control of their bodies and happiness.
PERSONALIZED CARE
We create specific plans for your health needs.
VARIETY OF TECHNIQUES
From traditional “hands on” adjustments to instruments we can find a style for you.
PROGRESSIVE CARE
We seek to not only alleviate pain but find and correct the root cause of the problem.
ACCOMODATING HOURS
Can’t miss work or school? No problem, our established patients enjoy the benefits of our later hours.
HOW WE HELP
We offer an array of techniques to help patients in any stage of health.
As a certified Chiropractic BioPhysics© office we create a game plan for your health that you will not only feel but SEE. Click here for more info.
Mothers who are adjusted during pregnancy typically have less symptoms during pregnancy, maintain health for themselves and baby, and have healthier deliveries.
Our mission is to help the children in our community begin life with optimal health and function. We use specific, gentle adjustments to help improve the nervous system.
We proudly offer the Scolibrace: the only custom brace designed to not only attempt curve progression but also reduction.
LEARN MORE ABOUT CHIROPRACTIC CARE
“A man is as young as his spinal column.”
What is a herniated disc? Can chiropractic help?
What is a herniated disc? Can chiropractic help? The spine has 24 individual bones called vertebrae. Between each one of these bones there are cushioning pads called discs that act like shock absorbers. There are [...]
